Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-04

| P1ssmssier Gsnsral and eupsrinasndenf
Of ths kree Deliyery asryies. are each
incssased $500 Rruvisinn b made for
one additfen4i Dfs<fiet Tndae ns &fo0o.
ana oae - S350Q
The epPfpE ration for travelling ex
penses Of tbs Civil Sersias Commissien
is eat aFoun fs11ots fAD.
1he Postsfiice ApprnpFiafion en- vas
Fepo tsd By the senate Commilaee On
AppropFiatians tadag. fFys,s pruposi
ton for q foFek0n mail service wns
changed - as to appfopFiate $50 600 for
the oaFRlage Of mails - Brazil. tha Ar
Rentine Rspubiic. Urugaay and Para
suay. The contrasts fer this service
are made, snejsct 20 TIE approval Of
ConEress
The response ~ the ssssstary Of The
Intarier 20 the Ssnafe resolution oalIinR
fog informatfon regarding the Apachss
a. Fort MaKioa, EhoWa that all of the
youiha among thsae lndiAns between
the aRe % Il and - pears num-
beEina foriy-f four, have been trans
fsRred 70 and placed uLder educational
and Industrial training At Carlisle, Pa.
and thak upoH the Recommendation Of
The ofaosrs OF the army N charge Of The
conAAed Indiana, prosisien has been
made for the eduaati0n Of sixty Of ihe
yonnger shildFen ~ the Sisters Of Char
ity At Sc. Augustine. kla, at an expense
Of $I6 each per quarter. The reply u
accompanied by 9 communication from
DIR. O. B. ARnew, OF Florida. aaking that
the Dopartment erect sohoel buildings
for the sducafton Of all the Apaahes and
Offering In the name Of the Sc. AuRns-
tina Tuiian Aid Soais4y 60 procure
teachers for the school free Of cost. The
| reply Of the Department. TO these com
| m1niaations Is also Submitted and shows
grave doubts - 20 the advisability Of
| p1rsuing this course, and that the De-
partment has no authority 10 expend
money fer the erection Of the buiidinRs
/ desired.
The Secretary Of War today ssnt 10
Congress reports from the engineer
corps submitting q plan for the Fevst-
ting Of the banks Of the Willamette
river for about 600 fest near the city Of
Corvallis, Oregon. IN order 10 prevent Q
threatened change in the channel, hy |
which Corvallis will be left at . eansid. |
erable distance from the river and navi
cation greatly impaired. IL is estimated |
that the, work will o0sa &14,0 900.
The President has aocepsed the reaie- |
nation Of Gen. p. n. b. Young, o. |
Georgia, as Consul General at Sc. /
Petersburg. bat has not yea selected his
successor.
The Inter State o0mnsros bill was
incidentally mentioned during soday's /
Cabinet session, bat nothing vas said
By the President TO indlcate his inten.
ton in regard to 10.
Father McGIyna,s Defepae.
Nzw YoRx, Feb. s.-The forthcoming
issue Of the Standard. Henry GsoFRa's
paper, will contain shs reply Of Rev. DR..
Mc9lynn, the deposad priest Of Sc. Ste
phen's Church, 10 the public 10 the
statement of the famoas oontgo-
versy BY Archbishop Oorriean q
few days age. The reply Of DR.. Mo
Glynn hlls six columns Of the STANDARD.
He begins ss follows; "The IstieF Of
August, 1882, from Cardinal Simeoni, 20
whsch Archbishop CoFriRan refers. am
not now able 70 hpd, bat Il is true. -
be atate, tbat this paper complained Of
my Land League speeches ~ containing
proportions openly contrary TO The
teachings Of the Catholic Church. The
doctrines which are thus BtiRnatixsd
were those have hela and tanQht
before and since. namely, that all men
GLeA44gaA
generous bountiea Of nature, inelndin0
land as well as sanliRhs. air and water"
To Prevens PublIahing indecent De-
tatla.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Mathews, Hons
Secretary, stated IN reply TO intsFroga
tories In the House OF Commons this
evening, that the governments vas una-
BILE 10 interfere with the newspapers to
vrsvent them publishing the details Of
divorce proceedings uulees special
power be conferred on the government
By legislation. The presiding indgs Of
the divorce court, Mathews added,
hopes 10 Be able TO deal With the sub
iect by a rule Of the court, checking the
publication CT the more efehsive de-
tails Of testimony without impaiFing the
publication Of the proper reports.
Probably Fesndered.
SANDY HOOK (N. -, Feb. all is
thought that an unkneWn steamer was
foundered. as she appeared to come
freu northwest when she struck the
beach.
Weas Through she Fern.
TnKErox IN. J), Jan. 3.-Three Dsm-
ooratic members Of the State Lsgiala-
ture met at noon today and vent through
the form Of voting for Ex-Governor
Albeit fof Unitsd States Senator.
Diplomatic Reeepiien as the white
Reuse.
WAsHrHoroH, Feb. 3.-Ths President
and Mrs.. Cleveland entertained the d.
plomatic corps at dinner teday. Covers
we're laid for forty one guests. The
White House vas maanifcsntly deco
rated with plants aud flowers, and
music vas furnished by the Marine
Band. Ali the foreign Ministers, forty
one IN number, reading at the capital
we're pFessat, except the japanese Min
lister. who was absent on account Of III
ness. The Haytian Minister, dean OF
the corps, escorted Mrs. Gle veland 20
she table. Tbs Secretary Of State was
on her left.
PennsyIvaaia WIN vsle On ProhIbi
eaon.
HknnrsBuna, (Pa.l, Feb S.-The Sen
ate today passed bill providing for
she Submission Of prshibition amend
ment 10 the stats constitution 10 Q vote
Of the people.
On wall street..
NKw YoKK, Feb. g. - Government
bonds we're dull and steady. The polit-
ionl esm Dlioations In Earops and their
inhnenes npou the markpts
there, and especially the Lendou sock !
market, aRaia became the msas import-
ant factor Ia the oourss Of prices here. |
The opsaing vas decidedly weak, de-
slines from Lass evenings anal ngures
being from 10 x lower IN resdings.
A steady depreciation took place and By ,
1890 material declines had besn estab- |.
lisoed. After that time. ho9sver, q
better feeling prevailed, and By delivery ,
hour most Of the stocks wsre st the .
highest fee ths day and considerably !
shove the opening figures A renewal /.
of the deprsssioa oceuFfed In the last
shrce quarters Of An honf, and the mar- ,
kst closed qaiet and generally weak. .
The active iisl generally shows declines. )
Louisville 4 Nashville bsinR d9wn 4,